Taliban’s response to Pakistan’s position on the origin of ISIS terrorist attacks
The spokesman of the Ministry of Defense of the interim government of the Taliban in Afghanistan today reacted to Pakistan's position regarding the origin of ISIS terrorist attacks. |
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At this time, General Ahmed Sharif, the spokesman of the Pakistan Army, accused the Taliban in a press conference yesterday of not fulfilling its commitments in the fight against terrorism. He said: The March attack in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region, which resulted in the death of 5 Chinese engineers, was planned in Afghanistan.
The spokesperson of the Ministry of Defense of the interim government of the Taliban in Afghanistan responded to the statements of the Pakistani side and added: The finger of accusation towards Afghanistan is Islamabad’s unsuccessful attempt to escape from its responsibilities.
In response to the attack in March, which targeted Chinese engineers and was planned by the Pakistani side in Afghanistan, he also stated that “Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is located in an area under The heavy security cover of the Pakistan Army
Enayatullah Khwarazmi said that the claim of Pakistan’s military authorities is irresponsible and far from reality, and targeting Chinese nationals shows the “weakness of Pakistan’s security organizations”.
In March, a suicide bomber attacked a convoy of Chinese engineers working on a dam project in northwestern Pakistan, killing 6 people.